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Life outside the salon is the norm for a number of techs who enjoy a variety of alternative careers in nails. A few of them share what their life is like working on photo shoots, on luxury cruise liners, in hospital-based spas, at resorts, and as manufacturer’s educators.
The holidays are here! Last week was short and sweet. We only had a handful of clients so it gave us time to get our own nails done. My classmate Sarah gave me an acrylic full
What’s really going on when your client puts her hand in a UV or LED nail lamp? We explain what gel nail products are made of and why they work so well.
For some, being a nail tech isn’t just a job; it’s a way of life. Meet five families who have a shared passion for their profession. Working together has helped to build a solid foundation for each of their family trees.
Sure we love our clients and the work we do, but it’s our relationships with coworkers that can make the difference between a so-so work environment and a place we look forward to returning to day after day. NAILS asked readers: What do you do that’s special or unique at your salon to foster team spirit?
Get to know 2004-2005 Nail Technician of the Year Christine Turner, Renaissance Woman.
Mel Fraser, Lunula Nails & Beauty (Glasglow, Scotland)
Vicki Jensen, Contempo Salon & Spa - Nails by Vicki (Ann Arbor, MI)
Erin Zuest, Perfectly Polished Nails by Erin, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Nuri Martinez, Salon M, Florham Park, N.J.
